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0.9b (c) 1995 Peter Childs
IBM has so many telephone numbers. Which do I use?
Here are some of the telephone numbers at IBM that are of particular importance to OS/2 users. The list is by no means complete, and future releases of the OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions List will add more.
o IBM Help Center (800-756-4IBM). The "800 number for all 800 numbers" in the United States. If you're not sure which number to call, start here. The operator will stay on the line until you're satisfied you've reached the right party.
o IBM Information Center (800-IBM-3333). IBM's United States "switchboard" -- can be used to reach any IBM employee.
o IBM OS/2 Hotline (800-3-IBM-OS2). Accepts orders for OS/2, certain OS/2 software titles, OS/2 video cassettes, t-shirts, mouse pads, computer furniture, and other OS/2-related items. For United States residents.
o IBM OS/2 Technical Support (800-992-4777). The product support line for OS/2 in the United States. Look in the inside front cover of your OS/2 Using the Operating System manual for support information.
o IBM PC Technical Books (800-765-4IBM). Accepts orders for most IBM publications from anyone in the United States.
o IBM Personal Systems Software Canada (800-465-1234). For general inquiries and orders from Canadian residents for any OS/2-related product.
o IBM Publications Canada (416-474-7000). Accepts orders for any IBM publication, including the OS/2 Online Book Collection, shipped to any Canadian address.
o IBM Publications U.S. (800-879-2755 opt. 1). Accepts orders for any IBM publication shipped to any address in the United States.
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